Question 5 2 points Save Answer A company provides three different levels of customer service support to one of its software products The following data relate to these three levels of support: Superior Support level Standard Basic R per contract R per contract R per contract 1,000 Annual fee 750 400 450 250 180 Annual variable costs Annual fixed costs (see note below) 200 100 50 Profit 350__ 400 170 Note: The total annual foxed costs are budgeted to be R1,000,000. None of these costs are specific to any of customer service support Assume that the number of customer service support contracts sold are in the proportion: Superior 2046 Standard 30% Basic 50% The annual revenue that needs to be generated in order to break even is closest to: Question Completion Status: TUU 3 ( STIO UUW) Profit 350 400 170 Note: The total annual fixed costs are budgeted to be R1,000,000. None of these costs are specific to any of customer service support. Assume that the number of customer service support contracts sold are in the proportion: Superior 2096 Standard 3046 Basic 5096 The annual revenue that needs to be generated in order to break even is closest to: O A R2,270.000 B.R1,695,000 CR1.710,000 ODR1.590,000 E R1,690,000 Question Completion Status: VueSLUITE 1 points Save Answer Erulwini (Pty) Ltd is a clothing manufacturer owned by Mrs Zulu. Mrs Zulu has been making quality knitwear for schools in her neighbourhood eThekwini. She specialises in jerseys and pullovers. The warm weather eThekwini has led her to sell more pullovers than jerseys. For every 2 pullovers sold 1 jersey is sold. This has been consistent for the past few years and Mrs Zulu doesn't anticipate this to change. The following unit cost information is available: Jersey Selling price Direct Material Variable overhead Direct labour Allocated production fixed overheads Fixed costs consist of the following: R150 R30 RS R25 R5.50 Pullover R100 R25 RA R20 R5.50 Depreciation on production equipment Administration costs Marketing expenses R125 000 R420 000 R20 000 R565 000 Calculate contribution per unit for the pull-overs? I Question 12 of 24 Moving to another question will save this response CHENG 20 ALLE